Shocking statement against Norway: “Should be banned from the World Cup”
Argues that Norwegian skiers should be removed from the World Cup and championships for at least five years. Now the Norwegian Ski Federation responds.
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From Norway to ‘Most Valuable Skier’ at the University of Denver
She didn’t have significant achievements in Norway. Nevertheless, the Raufoss native had a fantastic first season after moving to the University of Denver, making an immediate impact in the NCAA series. The freshman was honored as the team’s Most Valuable Skier.
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Swedish junior talent: “It seems like the entire culture is better in Norway”
After being turned down for the Swedish national team, the junior talent moved to Norway to train with the best in the world. Just four days in, he is certain: More Swedish talents will follow suit.
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Rising star headed for the sun amid national team debate
She is not used to being in the media spotlight all the time. Therefore, the 24-year-old from Norway left the country when the debate about her national team position intensified.
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Staying in Norway: “A move requires a lot of energy”
Maja Dahlqvist won both gold and bronze at the Olympics in Milano-Cortina. She now reveals that she will not be moving back to Falun, where the World Championships will take place next winter.
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Takes over Norway’s toughest ski job
Inheriting a Ski Federation marked by chaos from the World Championships and a crisis of trust, the new Norwegian Ski Federation president believes the solution lies in ‘Norway’s gold reserves,’ receiving a clear message from the cross-country national team.
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Shocked by the situation in Norway
The Swedish-Norwegian super talent chose Sweden. Seeing what’s happening in Norway, he has no doubts anymore.
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Norway calls for FIS president to be replaced
Johan Eliasch obtained new citizenship in record time to save his presidential position — now Norway and six of the world’s most powerful ski nations are responding by demanding his replacement.
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Say yes or stay home
The regulations prevailed. All three private team athletes have agreed to join the Norwegian national team after their exemption requests were denied – but the battle is not over for Klæbo.
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Sturla Holm Lægreid takes a break
The 29-year-old won five medals at the Olympics, the sprint title, and finished second in the overall World Cup standings. Now he has made an unexpected announcement following a grueling winter season.
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